Clarinese Each tablet contains 5 mg loratadine 120 mg pseudoephedrine sulfate. Clarinese pills are used to treat allergies and relieve nasal congestion and obstruction. It contains two active substances: an antihistamine known as loratadine, and a substance that reduces nasal congestion known as pseudoephedrine. This medicine has an effective role in treating sinusitis , colds and its accompanying symptoms such as sneezing, coughing and runny nose.
- Long acting.
- It does not cause drowsiness.
- Eliminates congestion.
- These pills are used to treat rhinitis, obstruction, and congestion associated with inflammation.
- Treatment of cold, cough, sinusitis and associated symptoms.
- Treating colds and its associated symptoms, such as itchy eyes, runny nose, and sneezing.
- Treatment of skin sensitivity, itching and urticaria.
Clarins for the common cold:
This medicine is used to relieve cold symptoms such as sneezing, runny nose, cough and other symptoms associated with the common cold.
Clarins Sinus:
It treats sinusitis and its associated symptoms.
Clarins for the throat:
This medicine does not treat nasal congestion.
Clarinese decongestant pills:
These pills relieve allergy and congestion symptoms.
Clarins Allergy:
It is considered a powerful drug against allergies of all kinds.
Clarinase tablets dosage:
- One tablet is taken twice a day, and the daily dose should not be more than two tablets.
- This medicine should not be given to children under 12 years of age and doses only for those over that age.
- The pill is not split, crushed, or dissolved and should be swallowed with plenty of water.
- It is necessary to use the drug for at least ten consecutive days in order for the results to appear effectively.
Does Clarinese cause drowsiness?
This medicine sometimes causes drowsiness due to the presence of histamine in it.
Clarins effect?
The effect of this drug and its effective results appear after continuing to take it for ten consecutive days.
Clarins how many times a day?
It is taken once to twice a day.
